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First and foremost, Norwalk Community College was the first two-year college known since 1960, and they have been serving and assisting students in achieving the school readiness you have always desired but if you have struggled at some point. NCC will assist you in overcoming your obstacles to the point where you feel smart, confident, and accomplished. This college is my top choice because it is affordable, not overcrowded, has a super clean and safe building, and has no historically known hate crime in the area, which is an A+ in today's environment. There is plenty of parking, as well as the best tutoring center, which is a lifeline for students who want to improve their grades or need assistance with the curriculum. NCC carry the highest standard. They have the best tutoring service and professors who are committed to assisting students. All you have to do if you need help navigating any area at NCC is ask. The wonderful staff is always friendly and helpful. Thank you, NCC. Continue to assist students to become the best versions of themselves.🤛🏼👊🏿🤝Laura S

It's a good starting school but extremely disorganized with idiots for employees. Dr Apple or apfel is a complete and total moron. She is so ungodly useless. She is extremely disorganized no wonder all of the students hate her. She wouldn't shake our hands because she said that's how germs are spread. Get rid of this delusional troll! She made an appointment for 12 and then when we got there said it was for 4pm. Um hello!? This school is so DISORGANIZED. If you're willing to put up with complete chaos for two years then go here. This school was better back in the day now it's a hell hole. The librarians are nice and some of the professors and the security officers are really nice but that's about it.Caitlin Campbell

Either believe the previous reviews of 'smelling like poverty and cigarettes', or understand that community college is the last place to find a living, breathing example of the American Dream. On top of that, NCC is the most well-funded community college, the most prestigious, and has the highest share of incredible professors than any other community college in the region. But it won't motivate you to succeed. You have to do that yourself. And if you do not find that drive within yourself in time, do not blame the college for your shortcomings. The opportunities are here and begging for you to take them.Ziggy Saks

This is a really good school if you’re all about your academics. I’ve had my good times and my bad times here at MCC. Overall on the academic side of MCC I appreciate all of the hard work that most of my professors have done. There are professors here that definitely need to be more qualified with what they are teaching as it has affected my grades when I’ve taken their courses. I am an Honor student here at MCC with a GPA of 3.30 and have never once had an issue with organization skills until my 2019 spring semester. A couple of the professors have been unorganized, no syllabus and sometimes they have other priorities when they have to teach a class in other words they put another professor in place when they have to go to another job. Although these were a couple of issues within my time here at MCC I enjoyed the experience of learning new knowledge for my future career. I really liked a lot of my professors but a couple of them have been a little rough. If you communicate with your professors about your issues that you’re having it really helps and shows that you’re determined to do your work and it shows you care about your work as well. Environment wise I’d have to say it’s not healthy (mentally/physically) and or good for many people. There have been students who have left garbage all over the place and don’t clean up after themselves which leads to maintenance having to clean it all up. With my time here I have helped maintenance clean up other people’s messes so they don’t have to worry about it as much. Also the amount of vaping, drug use, and underage drinking in the lounge is unacceptable and nothing has been done to take care of this issue except shutting the lounge down. I feel as if this does nothing but illustrates that they can go elsewhere within the college and do these things. An authority figure should really take this into consideration and do something about this because it affects others who have nothing to do with these people and it ruins people’s Health. You can smell weed from a mile away and if people have asthma or a health condition this could affect them physically. I do not appreciate this at all and I wish something was done about it. The other big issue environmentally is the fact that the main cafeteria can get very loud and some students have no manners and do not respect others around them. If they are asked to quiet down they do the opposite It has gotten to the point where a lot of people have complained and yet nothing is done to prevent this from happening again. The college needs to have some control over what students do and take action on these issues. I wish that there could be some changes here and I hope for the best for everyone at MCC. Overall it is a good school for your academics but is definitely not a mentally healthy place environmentally. Even if you try to get away and go somewhere else for privacy somehow drama follows behind you. A Tip would be after your classes go home if you can or go to the back of the library in the quiet study room. I wish everyone the best of luck here at MCC and hope that everything goes well.Carmella H

So I will start with sharing my positive highlights of the fall semester during covid. Some teachers were empathetic to the situation the entire nation went through. Prof. Muldoon did such an amazing job touching base and gaining clarity of students frustration and technical difficulties during this time. Prof Diane. Hillyer OMG if I were ever to be a college professor I’d want to have her passion and dedication. She’s a math angel, truly loves her job and her videos were perfect! Now chemistry online and labs online were a joke!!! The professor did not make enough office hours, used YouTube videos from other teachers, used repetitive templates for each week lesson with no data. If I wanted to learn chemistry that way I could’ve honestly gone on Edx.org for FREE and probably have learned the curriculum better. I might of missed 1 assignment and handed in 1 assignment 10 mins late and didn’t receive the grade or support needed. But unfortunately as a paying student I just have to deal with it, 2k down the drain! Funny thing I am also a teacher during covid and actually work in the building with student and never would I have ever made my students feel isolated like this professor did. I’ve never seen or heard my chemistry teachers voice but I’m pretty sure they got paid every two weeks while there’s probably many qualified teachers that could have done a way better job. I was warned about this professor but I learned the hard way. The school overall has a nice faculty and I feel like the majority do care. This is unfortunate when professor get so accustomed to a repetitive lifestyle because blackboard actually graded my exams so again not sure what some professor did during Covid behind the scene and so-called virtual teaching. This is a a good school to start or to get the credits needed for a post-Bach. I decided to go to a private school with a more dedicated team and more virtual teaching experience.Dignora Castillo

I was a potential international student and found Manchester Community College a great place to go. I called the first time and wasn’t able to talk to the responsible for international students but left my phone number and email. Umesh sent me an email saying he would give me a call. He did, two days later and was rude and impatient since the moment I picked up the phone and was acting like he was doing me a favor to call me. He said I should go back to my country and take my visa there instead of changing my status here, which is not up to him, was questioning how I was gonna become a student and more. I can’t even explain how rude and disrespectful he was to me who was just trying to make an appointment to go to the campus and get more informations in person about fees and the I20. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone, specially for international students! Very disappointedRayane Michelle

This place is a perfect example of “you get what you pay for”. I attended September 2009 – May 2018 (with a 3 year gap from 2012-2015). The hospitality teachers and department head were wonderful, and a lot of my general Ed teachers were amazing too and I have nothing but great things to say about the teachers. However, the registrar office and academic advisors were a nightmare to deal with. No one ever smiles, my message NEVER got relayed to the right person, and it was such a headache to deal with offices equivalent to dealing with the DMV. They also claimed that when you graduate you can transfer your credits to a state college which is false. Some of the credits transferred, but classes like Math don’t transfer and I have to take a placement test to get into the same exact math class I took at Gateway and passed the class with an A. The bookstore staff was the most incapable, rude, useless group of people. Graduation was a completely unorganized joke – they told graduates to arrive 2 hours early to stand in a parking lot with no instruction and 1 porta potty for about 300 people. They also only announce 1 of your degrees – so if you have 3 degrees they won’t even take the extra 5 seconds to announce all 3 (I thought graduation was supposed to recognize your achievements?) I would have never wasted my time going to graduation if I knew how pathetic it would be. Parking on campus in New Haven was crazy and the lot constantly overflows into the Temple Street lot so you get to walk in stairways that smell like urine with bums roaming the lot and drunk people stumbling to their car after your class at 9:30 at night with no security guards to get to your car. Literally no security whatsoever like your completely on your own in a public lot in the heart of New Haven. Like most schools, they don’t allow weapons inside the building so you don’t even have a way to defend yourself if you get approached in the lot which will happen at some point. There were also hospitality classes that I had to buy things out of pocket and was promised reimbursement that never happened.Nina Tiso

I loved working with the children in the Early Learning Center, but the adults in the classroom didn't really treat me that well. They didn't really accommodating me that well when it came to tasks such as setting the table for breakfast,lunch, and snack. A coworker got nasty because I wasnt moving fast enough for her. I'm visually impaired and I have to take my time because of my vision. I had to complain about this coworker 2 times. Another thing that didnt make sense was I had to walk to the other side of campus to eat lunch for my 30 minute break. The teacher of the classroom would get mad at me for being late because I am a slow eater and I cant move fast again because of my bad vision. student teachers aren't allowed to eat in the teachers lounge. I shouldn't have had to complain to my boss about eating in the teacher lounge. This place needs to be more accommodating to student teachers with disabilities and staff needs to be more compassionate. I am very glad that I don't work at this place anymore! I wish the adults would learn compassion from the children!Jasmyn Polite

Beautiful atmosphere. I was in their old building on Long wharf years ago, and seeing how they've grown and progressed into what I consider a university now, is life changing for the people attending this college. For a community college, they offer so much for the students with assistance as well as their educational endeavors. Their cafe offers delicious varieties which includes a wide range of healthy choices. Very inviting environment for the students to learn in. I get the feeling that this University cares about the students that attend itDelbra Wilson

This was my first experience with the AFC Urgent Care in Trumbull, I would have written this review for that site but the program keeps bringing me back to the Bridgeport web site , hopefully this gets forwarded, The entire process from registering to final review from the doctor was excellent. A truly professional experience for me. Everyone was pleasant and did their individual jobs well. Registering, initial review, radiology and final review were as good as it gets. My doctor's office as well as many others in the area have new protocols which dictates that if you are feeling ill with cold like symptoms they request that you go to walk-ins first. I would have no problem going to this office instead of my doctors office as they are excellent.Michael Herbst

The staff at the AFC Urgent Care on Boston Ave in Bridgeport CT was amazing. I was seen by Kelly Parker and she was extremely knowledgeable about my illness. Kelly made some great recommendations which in turn made me feel confident as a patient. The medications she prescribed worked and I'm already feeling better. I'm truly thankful for her concern, knowledge, and care. I had an awesome experience with her.ricardo Aldophe

By far the worst walk-in clinic. Made an apt for 12:30 on at 8:30 in the morning. When I get to appointment, I was rudely told that even though I have an appointment we have to see other patients too. Then why set-up appointments if you are not going to honor them. I waited over an hour to be seen. Totally unprofessionalMichelle Chase

My wife and son had an appointment scheduled for 12/23 in the Pediatric Specialty Center & we always go to Park Ave in Trumbull for his check-ups (he has an autoimmune blood disorder). Not only have we tried to attend appointments multiple times with no success, we have been turned away by security for bringing his twin brother with us twice, and they send no confirmation for appointment. Then today my wife gets to the building for what we thought was his hematology appointment, but the front desk schedules for his appointment to be in New Haven and we’ve never been there in our life. The reception at this office have no sympathy for the sick patients that they see day to day, and were quick to turn my son away without treatment. He has had enlarged lymph nodes for over two months with nobody to see him or want to see him. STAY AWAY. We will be taking our son elsewhere.Jayson Velez

I accompanied my parents here the other day, as my father needed to have a fairly comprehensive MRI procedure done, and I must say that this is one beautiful facility. The Meditating Garden is very nice, and quite suitable for it's intent as I spent a good twenty minutes there sitting by the waterfalls, and the art work which was on display throughout was quite pleasing as well. On the ride home, my parents both informed me that the level of quality of service was exceptional, the staff was excellent, all good things were said. I myself felt at absolute peace while here, and know that if I ever need any kind of serious testing done it will be at this center. Highly recommended, and not just for the services offered but also for the wonderful setting of this facility which makes the patient feel very much at ease.George Waters

The building is nice and pretty clean, but i hope you are good at maps and directions once inside. Parking is an absolute nightmare. If you have mobility issues, small children, a stroller/wheelchair, a lot of stuff to carry, etc. plan ahead; give yourself an extra 20 minutes at least. Security and main building reception are some of the least helpful and miserable people I’ve ever seen. I could perform a whole comedy set on how bad they are. It’s like they’re prisoners there lol. I asked one to repeat the literal 5-7 part directions to my appointment inside the building and you would’ve thought I asked her to eat a dead mouse. It’s worse than when you ask a Jamaican restaurant too many questions. Iykyk. I watched some wild racist stuff from security too once so BIPOC be careful there.Lux X

I went to Housatonic right out of high school. From fall 2012 to winter 2015, I attended. The professors were professional and helpful. I could email or call or see them during their office hours if I needed to speak (I prefer in person). All the professors I had were passionate and knowledgeable. I transferred from the science program to the fine arts program. The school and my advisor were helpful in this transition. (Personally, every process/interaction was quick and easy) It was a great choice for me. I found the fine arts department to be a great group of people. Very dedicated and all successful in their fields. They didn't just become teachers, they had/have careers and are extremely talented. A little quirky, but what artist isn't? They really helped me improve my art and gave me advice on selling my art. Aside from the actual classes, my favorite part was the fantastic cafeteria. Honestly, I still go back! I still wander around downtown sometimes – that's where HCC is. Its not idyllic but its not as tough as the streets of Manhattan. There's a few oddballs but in 2 years of night courses I never felt unsafe. There's good restaurants and a few shops, concerts in the summer. I graduated and transferred to an art college, almost all of my credits transferred. I'm at a smaller college now, to get my BA, and I miss the convenience of being in a downtown area, near a park and print shop, and really miss the cafe !Christine Jones

This place is the worst. I had the worst experience with an advisor who tried to advise me in the lobby of the building. She basically asked me why I was there…. Then tried to advise me to go to every other department so she would have to do the bare minimum??? Security guards at every door, not kind ones either they definitely don't make it a warm and friendly campus. Seems like they're trying to protect themselves from more that just Covid. The financial aid office is a mess, and the enrollment process was ugh…. They basically didn't know how to add my Transcript credit aside from them sort of losing my Transcripts which the head guy admitted, and looked at me asking if I had any unofficial ones on me…?. The 3 stars are for their professors, they were lovely. The school is trash though go to NCC instead especially if you value professionalism and can do advisement.E J

Housatonic community college Is one of the Best Colleges I have attended. Academically, and socially, this college is well rounded. HCC has Great teachers, that honestly want to see their students succeed.i can only tell you this because this was me, a student who was extremely stressed about the material and course work. Enrolling into HCC from a pervious college, I did not have the funds for school. when I applied for a HCC scholarship I was more than fortunate To have Received grant.YES from School. I have totally made the correct choice to attend HCC. I was nervous at first, but it’s the realization Of coming out of your comfort zone, to achieve your goals and aspirations. I am truly blessed and more than thankful to attend Housatonic community college. Thanks for providing me a nice environment, and more important great food from the great chefs in the kitchen!Yessica URENA-almonte

My one star is not for the school itself, it's for the staff in this school. If you want to see nasty attitudes go here. Applying for school you're greeted by dirty looks and or the "what do you want look". They make you not want to go into the office. The people in the business office are no help, the dean is NEVER available, and God forbid you have financial issues (fees added after programs/classes were paid in FULL), They Don't help… even with receipts. If I was to give 5 stars, it would go the bookstore. Those ladies are the best in customer service. They greet you, answer questions, and have no issues point you the right direction. If you ask me they should be the ones working in the administration office. They make you feel welcomed.Yahaira M

Almost impossible to get done what you want done in a reasonable time. Going to take me an extra year for literally 1 class because they don’t have enough seats for me, won’t overfill seats, and overall because they didn’t seem to set my schedule up the way it should’ve been my freshman year so that this didn’t happen. Looks like I’m quitting with an Assosiates and going to trade school because I’m not going to keep paying thousands of dollars for me to not be going anywhere. No help from anyone, easier to go somewhere else.Nora Homicki

I attended this school as late as 2008. This school is of terrible quality. With few outliers, the teaching staff I encountered was "bottom of the barrel". My 'veteran' math teacher, spoke English as a second language! I did poorly at this school, and yet, I had never been a poor performing student in the past. Thankfully, I finished my degree elsewhere with a much higher GPA. I would describe myself as creative & a self starter.John Appleman

As previous reviews state this University is actively promoting medical discrimination. I phoned the University and asked why they are choosing to this and I was greeted with remarks such as "Being vaccinated isn't a choice, it's a responsibility" There are so many Universities that don't actively promote this, I hope these guys come to their senses.Jeremy Brochu

I’m happy to be sending my child to a school that protects the students and staff by enforcing a vaccination policy. All of this medical discrimination talk makes me laugh out loud…good riddance!Chris engelhardt

Beautiful campus inside & out. Met the Dean total professional & extremely nice. The place was spotless clean & everyone was very nice. Security was excellent going in and out.Marlo S

I could write a book about what colleges do wrong. But I'll save you my whining and talk shop instead— this is a pretty decent and friendly place. There are many passionate, cool and effective teachers who love teaching and their students, even when the system doesn't love either of them. Online classes are a joke and suffer from "old people cannot use technology" disease, making it very easy for cheaters to prosper. They even heavily discourage you from even helping them fix the cheats, when they're absolutely instrumental for your success when the class is taught badly. I highly recommend you take history this way. Teachers for these classes usually rip tests off of specific websites, so… fair's fair, right? It's a shame, too. I love history. I just hate rout memorization. Please just remove history as a class and suggest history resources instead. This isn't suggestion to the college, but to the entire national board who decides what knowledge is or isn't cool. Please please please just make the system better and stop overcomplicating things. You're out of touch, please hand the keys to someone wiser if you can't do it yourself. Anyway, advisors are innocent to the perils of college sequencing. They will tell you to follow your dream, no matter the cost. Whatever you want to do, they will promise you the world. But this is a siren's song. They will not inform you of the logistics which may make you reasonably doubt your path. When I cited money as a reason I went to community college instead of a full four-year university, the admissions person chuckled and said that they got that a lot, in a really clueless way, as if she didn't know why. Yeah, expect that kind of attitude a lot. It's refreshing but dangerous. And what happens when you go to that four year university, end up in a little debt and don't have the life you thought you were building in college? Well… too bad, sucker. We thought you knew enough about what you were doing. Don't blame us for life's rough patches. Don't blame us for not teaching you your internal biases and character flaws and imperfections in how you see the world. Blame yourself. It's not our job to teach you that. Problem is, though, no one teaches that. Highschool sure doesn't. Where do people learn that? I had to teach myself, but not everyone can. Ironically, I'm not speaking from experience. It's just something I've seen happen to too many people, and I think it's disgusting that the system isn't more realistic and helpful from a lifestyle perspective. But, some people would say I'm just being cynical. I sure hope so. 'Cause the way I see it, people's hope in the system is selfish naivete. But, I'm being too dreamy. You can't grade lifestyle advice, so what's the point in teaching it?TOYSIPO2

Clueless advisors, reps and faculty members that don't know how to respond to emails or answer phones. Their 2 year degrees take more than two years because they advise you poorly on scheduling classes. This school tried dropping surprise tuition charges on my account and they tried negating my financial aid because their financial aid rules on the website are vague or they contradict their own rules and the CSCU rules for the whole state. If you send an appeal expect to be waiting weeks on end while playing phone tag or getting no answer, only for your appeal to be denied anyway. Now they've outsourced their admissions phone line to a call center, so I imagine it's only gotten worse. Also, they offer no meal plans and the food is overpriced. Save your money and effort and study somewhere else if you can.A Account

The Electrical Engineering Technology program is ABET accredited, so that's nice. You'll find that most professors are great here. Only had maybe 1 or 2 that weren't that good. I will say that the financial aid office is not very helpful. Seems that whenever I call, somehow no one knows how to help me. I called once for information on getting leftover grant money moved to another semester, as I had done in a previous semester. According to who I talked to, they've never done that… OK. So I asked about paying it out… She said they'd send a check. Well, its been 5 months… Wheres my $8?! I recommend not calling the financial aid office about financial aid… That said, everything else is great and I'd recommend this to anyone looking for an Associates Degree.Cullen Perreault

Have to agree with some of the viewpoints here… On one hand Capital is a college to go to if your just starting out. On the other hand it looks like the college has changed not externally but within. A lot of students coming in now unfortunately are goof-off types that don't want to study, are a bit too *young* in maturity to be at school or are the obnoxious type. When I first came to this school Capital was fine, I was a new student exploring new options and met a few interesting people along the way. Unfortunately, the more classes I took, I ended up running into some cruddy learning environments along the way. If your serious about your college career try to stay away from the early morning classes where all the goof-offs or super young people go with no parental supervision go. Last semester I had the unfortunate experience of having just one student in an English class almost turn it upside down. This chick literally almost took over the entire class environment with 3 or 4 more people that she knew. They sat off in a corner while the other students sat on one side of the room. All the girl ever did was complain about work, make comments about other students, and groan about a baby. This is not the learning environment I want to be in with people too lazy to apply themselves yet have enough energy to be annoying while we're paying for courses. I realize later unfortunately it was just one of 'those' from the local area filling up a slot. These colleges need to start filtering people out like before. It's starting to turn into a lazy-like atmosphere with goof-offs filling up slots where working students could have been. The second is that although the college is international there is some issue here. May be good for international students but not so much for American/Local students who are trying to learn from thick accents. Some courses are so in-depth that the accent makes it a little trickier but not impossible. The third is yea, the high-school like environment. Personally I'd prefer to be around people my own age-group than getting stuck in courses with a bunch of 15 year olds fartin up on a class. There's no place to hang really and outside the college there's a lovely selection of crack-head looking guys and thug-me-be dudes hanging out in the street that got nothing else to do. It's no wonder why people walk in groups around here and for good reason. The college isn't too bad per-say, but the location and some of the local 'inhabitants' is nothing to blink at. I've been at this college for 2 years now and there's so many programs and opportunities that, for some reason, this college doesn't have that the other colleges apparently do or is not getting them out enough.Bettsie Johnson

I received my Associate's Degree from Capital Community College and then went on to get my Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from the University of Connecticut. My experience at Capital C.C. was phenomenal. The professors were outstanding by being extremely knowledgeable, understanding, and accessible. The facilities were clean and modern. Everything about the school was wonderful. One of the school's attributes which set it apart from most other community colleges and universities is the accessibility to the professors and administration. At other school, it can be very difficult to get academic counseling. Some of the obstacles are that: You have to have an appointment scheduled OR You can only see academic counselors during a certain time of the semester. At Capital Community College – academic counselors are available anytime between like 8:00a – 4:00p (Monday – Friday). No appointment needed. It is amazing! Anytime you have a concern – you can meet with them. Overall, Capital Community College is amazing and I could not be a more proud alumni. Thank you, Capital!Matthew Krieger

First of all coming from Goodwin college to this college is a totally different experience not only do the credits to actually transfer if they’re actually significantly cheaper and an accredited college unlike Goodwin college plus they treat you like a human being And give you all the opportunities to succeed and hope you have a greater and brighter future thank you for making my life a lot easier within the transition of transferring to your college for nursing.Daniel Falvey

Even though I don’t go to Yale and am not a medical student, I am concerned about one of the faculty members that is teaching at Yale School of Medicine, Thomas Kimberly. He is (or at least was) a Lecturer in Emergency Medicine there, and the reason that concerns me is because back when he practiced medicine, when I was a patient at Yale New Haven Hospital's ER with clear signs of heart failure, Thomas Kimberly (who was an APRN at the time and was treating me) didn't order the proper diagnostic tests for someone with heart failure symptoms. My diagnosis was missed (because of his mistake) and I was admitted "for observation." A few days later in the hospital, once my heart condition was discovered, one of the doctors told me that "a mistake has been made, my condition was overlooked." The doctor (who informed me that a mistake had been made) told me that if the person who saw me in the ER (Thomas Kimberly) ordered the proper diagnostic tests, my heart condition would have been found/diagnosed immediately, and I would have been prescribed the heart medications I needed right away… rather than a few days later. So, I gave my medical records to a lawyer, and he had other doctors look at it. They came to the same conclusion… that not ordering the proper diagnostic tests delayed my condition from being discovered, resulting in me not receiving the heart medications I needed until later. If Thomas Kimberly is still teaching there, or anywhere for that matter, hopefully he teaches his students that when a patient has clear symptoms of heart failure, make sure to order the proper diagnostic tests for someone with heart failure symptoms, rather than mess up (like he did) by not doing so.Connor Etter

Elite, Prestigious and one of the Best School of medicine. Yale School of Medicine graduates go on to become leaders in academic medicine and health care System. I like its unique curriculum, known as Yale System of Medical Education. It is one of the best school of medicine in the world. Its teaching hospital, Yale New Heven Hospital regularly ranks among the best hospitals in U.S .Muhammad Khan

They allow their Assistant Professor of Pasychiatry (BandyLee) to use her political biases as a call for the emergency detention of a president for evaluation. She should be terminated and the school boycotted for employing this type of person. This school cannot be trusted to educate people in a non-partisan, responsible manner.Laura Lamb

Just completed phlebotomy waiting to take my national exam, I can not say enough great things about the school I have learned so much. Barb and Tracy are so wonderful I will be sad to leaveDebra Lasasso

Wonderful instructors, they do a great job at having their students learn the material long term. Definitely a great choice if you are looking for a school to get certified!ammie bordoy

Business? very poor return on investment, avg. starting ( posted by SHU) is $59,183 pretty pitiful so close to NYC, good for Wyoming or a fly- over state Careful with room charges, very few escape without some bogus charge…cracks in ceiling, broken glass in common area lounge? take pics and document everything…you are paying high fees , so complain-my daughters room was filthy could not move in without cleaning walls, vacuuming, and even scraping gum from carpet…WTF???!!! Financial aid another sad joke, department is run by arrogant incompetents, administration is not on students side, will lie and every SHU employee will swear to it.Ralph Ehlers

As I head into my last semester as SHU I wanted to say a few words about my experience thus far. First off, I have created some of the best friendships and networking relations with some of the best people and companies that have made my experience as good as I could have hoped. The academics pushed me to achieve new skills and acquire new abilities in my field of study. The university urges students to become more involved which was a huge part of my time there. Not only is the campus beautiful and ever growing, the food is amazing with various options. I would never regret my decision to go to Sacred Heart and I am sure you wouldn't too.Rebecca Carllio

Worse experience of my life. They claim they guarantee housing on campus all 4 years but it’s a LIE. They put me in a hotel as a freshman this year. It was 15 minutes away from campus and I missed out on everything. I dropped out a couple of weeks ago. If affected me emotionally and ruined everything for me. I missed out on meeting friends, living in a dorm, and being on campus. They don’t return any phone calls. All the care about is MONEY. Don’t recommend going to SHU at all. They have no sympathy for me and think they did nothing wrong by putting me in a hotel my freshman year.Christina Amato

When to see he told me I had some kind of arthritis in my shoulderhe couldn't understand why I had lumps and bumps in the left part of my chest and asked me if I had a pacemaker I have a stents and aorta valve he didn't understand why dr. Brent send me to him about in left side lumps and bumps he told me he didn't know what to think about I would like I would like to have his full report sent to me at 91 Sylvan Avenue Meriden Connecticut 06451 to Joseph dematteo ASAP the surgery I had was at Hartford hospitaldate or the carotid artery in my neck I cannot lay down on my left side I cannot lay on my stomach I cannot hold doctor says I should go to aI told him if I go to a pain clinic that's doctoring up the pain this is negligence on dr. Hagberg part 4 Charing a carotid artery in my neckI cannot put my shirts jackets or anyting on without having family assistance I cannot pick up my left arm above my neck this constitutes a malpractice suit I cannot get a attorney to take the casethere seems to be something going on with theI've been to at least five doctors and they all said the same thing do you have a pacemaker inside of you know I do not have a pacemaker my grandchildren up I have pains in my chestjoe dematteo

If I could give this place zero stars I would. Today I walked in with my nine year old son with Autism bleeding. Blood dripping down his hand. Before I even got one word out of my mouth, the person at the front desk rudely told me they wouldn't treat him. She curtly told me children under 14 are not treated at the the Devine St. Clinic — UNLESS the doctor agrees to it. And whatever doctor was on duty today apparently wouldn't treat minors. I called my pediatrician beforehand and they couldn't see him until later in the day, so decided to bring him in to the clinic. Never again. The policy is a disgrace — and besides, what kind of emergency clinic is only open until 8 o'clock at night? If a child comes in to your office/clinic bleeding, you treat him. You don't send him back out into the street. Whoever the person is making this determination is not qualified to know how bad of a cut it is….she's doesn't have the medical background to be the gatekeeper of such a decision. Very disappointed.Patrick Kopka

Never thought of giving this place a bad review because usually when I come her Dr. Ginsberg sees me and he is excellent. However today I walked in an hour before closing needing to be seen everyone and their mom is coming in with a cold of course places are going to be packed. I get that. People get scared and go to the urgent Care when they should stay home. But I've been sick for three weeks and getting worse. I came in because I needed to be here. They turned me away and said there's one provider and they're over capacity. It took two times asking to get a referral to another urgent care in the area. Unfortunately I won't be going back unless I am desperate. I've seen every chair full in that room with one provider in the back and people still being seen and checked in. A sign on the door or something would help people like me not walk in when they shouldn't. If the doctors office next door had longer weekday hours and any weekend hours things would be a lot easier.C Nichols

I graduated from The Bellevue School of Radiology in 1976. Going to retire next month. Great education, worlds best training.James S

(Translated by Google) It's a very good and beautiful place and good service (Original) انه مكان جيد جدا وجميل وخدمة جيدهAhmed Elrased

Very professional, I was nervous about my 1.5 hour MRI but everybody was very friendly and made the experience calm and pleasant. Big thanks to the whole staff.Carol Starkweather

October 2019- St. Vincent‘s is the place to go for MRI efficiency. Saint Vincents called me the day before for pre-check in. I arrived at 2800 Main St., Bridgeport to a valet parking service and walked straight through to the radiology department where they knew my name and had me fully registered via computer within 15 minutes. The MRI experience lasted less than 25 minutes and within one hour and 15 minutes I was on my way home. I needed to write this review since there was only one other review over one year ago which suggests a bad experience. The staff at St. Vincent’s assured me they’ve been trying very hard to change their image and they have.jim tomeo